State court notice and probate sale actions in Oklahoma
Complex legal notices bound in one OCR fragment include guardianship and estate matters. The documents reference Della Bedford as court seal, Angel Sindets executrix of Gust Sinnert, and a sale of estate assets under court order. Also appears: public contract bid for a high school and junior high school gymnasium project with bidding rules and rejection rights.
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gaTaana
D. P. McDewril
Gerrard
Smid
Samet
Della Bedford
Court Creek
Porntator County
Oklahoma
Oklahoma approves two amendments for November ballot
Oklahoma City officials certified two constitutional amendments for the general election. One would call for a constitutional convention, the other for a firemen board of regents for the Military Academy at Claremore. Delegates would be elected in January and meet the following September to rewrite the state constitution.
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Oklaboma City
Board of Regents
Claremore
Wibiuam Cartwright
Oklahoma
Eleven Hurt When Dewey Stand Collapses
Eleven persons were injured last night when a section of bleachers collapsed during the final performance of the Dewey Roundup in Dewey Oklahoma. Seven of the injured remained in Bartlesville hospital today, four treated and released. Names of the hospitalized and injured include Della Mae Cooper and others from Copan Bartlesville and nearby towns.
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Dewey
Oklo
Bartlesville Hospital
Fhong
Della Mae Cooper
Green dye incident at Muskogee pool triggers drain order
Muskogee July 1 park supervisor Arthur Johnson noticed Spaulding Park pool water turned green. City chemists tested chlorine and found no contamination, but the pool was drained for safety after workers found a damp bag with a streamer bearing a dye label reading to release dye.
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Muskogee
Muskogee Park
Arthur Johnson
Johson
Longest Heat Wave of Summer Causes High Death Toll
A brutal summer heat wave has claimed at least 232 lives with no immediate break in sight. The heat, blamed for numerous prostrations and heart issues, hit the Midwest and Northeast hard while scattered thundershowers offered brief relief. States tally deaths by heat and related conditions, with New York and Illinois among the hardest hit. crops suffer losses exceeding 43 million dollars as drought rages.
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Frere
New York
Long Island Sound
Hilinois
Ricago
Rea Garoners Office
Tnndiana
Macinand
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
Midwest
Favre
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Pacific Coast
Mangion
RoereUey
Is Your Child Ready To Start To School
Guide for parents by Neva Kennon stresses early preparation for emotional and social readiness. It urges home activities to build responsibility, self care, and coordination, while noting some children need extra time in first grade.
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Asticipasiom
Akilana Cortyol
Sook
Wimsall
Fansiv
Chile
Phease
Bagworms Threaten Oklahoma Evergreen Trees This Year
Oklahoma reports bagworms common this year causing damage to evergreens like Red Cedar Arbor Vitees and Pittos juniper. Extension specialist J C Garrett urges immediate inspection and spraying with arsenate insecticide or DDT though natural predators help. Proper spray coverage plus lime aids prevent leaf burn.
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Oklahoma
J. C. Garrett
Proographer Harry Carlson Sings Song Revival In Cincinnati
Proographer Harry Carlson, a portrait photographer turned songwriter, reported MGM bought his tune There It Dreamed After Craig, a famed songster, revived the ancient work. Carlson recalls a 1950s flash of success and hints at reworking about 50 songs for potential new hits while revisiting his past work.
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Cincinnati
Macey Carla
React
MGM
Ostering
Fengers Craig
Carkson
Craig
Fitzhugh Methodist Church Barns Rebuilding Planned
Plans are underway to rebuild the Fitzhugh Methodist church destroyed by a Sunday morning fire. Firemen from Adz and Roff fought the blaze and saved nearby houses, with insurance reportedly insufficient to cover the loss. Parishioners had recently completed work on the building and held a service after improvements.
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Tve
Adz
Roff
Stonewall Chamber Plans Fund Drive for Fire Truck Debt
Stonewall chamber of commerce members met Tuesday night to raise $400 owed on the fire truck debt. President Cit Yon Meftov urged a sale by the organization and money to fund a fire truck upgrade. The plan includes purchasing a 2 tank trailer to extend the vehicle’s firefighting reach.
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Stonewall
Stonewall Chamber of Committee
At & Fire
Chamber of Commerce
Cityon
Meftov
Rush
Anddie
Everett Shaw
Pendleton
Fire Truch Fund
Atte
Right Idea But Wrong Meeting
Seattle July 8 report that a Boilermaker member attended a misaddressed union meeting. The speaker urged focusing on oats and end inspection while the member, listed as Local 300 participant among painters and other trades, found himself at the wrong gathering.
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Seattle
Univua
Paoperhangers
Truman Considers Mid Year Economic Report Draft
President Truman works on a mid year economic report to Congress, with press secretary Ross saying the message will be ready soon. Economic adviser Pace attends the briefing while Senator Flanders warns that recession risks rise if production slows, noting demand remains at current price levels. The Senate House Economic Committee will study the forthcoming report. Flanders, ex-manufacturer, chairs that panel.
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Truman
Tesch
Congress
Presa
Charles G. Ross
Ross
Sydnet
Frank Pace
Flanders
Imeannehite
Momorter
Terrific Fourth At Washita Arm Of Lake Texoma
The Washita Arm of Lake Texoma drew crowds over the Fourth weekend with an estimated 2,000 visitors at the Tishiming National Wildlife Refuge from a patrol check. Chamber estimates range from 7,000 to 10,000 holiday visitors along the lake area for boating and fishing.
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Washita
Texorma
Tishimingi National Wildlife Refuge
Harl W. Cravem
Tishimings Chamber of Commerce
NEA forms stand against Communist teachers in schools
Boston July 6 delegates of the National Education Association voted to bar Communist Party members from teaching in the nation’s schools. The decisive measure, adopted by voice vote, followed sharp attacks by speakers who argued communism would corrupt education and use schools to spread its aims. Some officials warned against potential dismissals on other grounds, while veterans' groups stressed defense readiness amid the heated debate on communism in education.
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Boston
National Education Association
Communist Party of the
Tornmaniam
John K. Werton
Colacabla University
Teachers | College
Countey Waterine Norton
Murcia
Morton
Rose Russell
CTO
Umiourtr
New York
Norton
Russelt
Barker
NEA
Former Deputy Builds Future From Bed in Hugo
HUGO Okla July 6 A 1 months ago shot while helping recapture an escaped convict the years old former Choctaw county deputy sheriff is partially paralyzed and told he will never walk again He has started a concrete business from his farm north of Hugo purchasing equipment and planning to do sidewalks walkways storm cellars and other small jobs by telephone from his bed His friends and wife helped after the shooting and he hopes to walk again one day while awaiting recovery and returning to teaching duties
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Hugo
Okla
Brown
Choctaw County
Ganshe
Pase
Dewalks
Faye
Mouthful of fish blocks teen in Venice tale
Dispatches report Giovanni Cusomate, 17, who is recovering from surgery after a fish leaped into his mouth and stuck in his throat while he was working in Mestre. A separate item notes Cordell lineworker Dowiin Jn, 32, electrocuted after falling between two posts near Cordell Water Department facilities.
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Haly
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Mestre
Tris
Cordell
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Emi
Cordell Light
Elevator Strike Looms for Grain Mills in Three States
About 4,200 grain elevator and flour mill workers in Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma face a potential Friday strike if wages of 10 cents an hour are not granted. J A Leveridge of the AFL Amalgamated Federation of Grain Millers says renewal talks after ten months have stalled. Cities affected include Kansas City St Louis Clinton St Joseph and Wichita among others with 1,900 workers in Kansas City alone.
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J. A. Leveridge
Amumniken Federation of Grain Millers
AFL
Missour
Kansas
Oklahoma
Hejgas Wlaim
Denver
Omaha
Jyne
Leveridge
Missouri
St Louis
Clinton
St Joseph
Bigginsville
Slater
Springfield
Topesa
Lindsburg
WesSerset
Blackwell
Trivestet Mansas City
Vandenberg Pleads For North Atlantic Pact In Senate Debate
Senator Vandenberg argued the North Atlantic Treaty would deter communist expansion and preserve world peace. He warned of a looming threat from abroad and urged swift approval, stressing the pact’s potential to deter aggression without triggering a new arms race.
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Mies
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D-Tex
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Homme
Tim Shem
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Wardenberg
New America
Death Toll Rises as July Fourth Travel Peaks
Early July 4 weekend brings heavy traffic as vacationers hit the highways. The National Safety Council projects fatalities to top 200 for the three day period, with about 39 million cars on the roads and last year’s toll exceeding thirty deaths.
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Natronal
Thag
Wealkend
Rent Decontrol Near for Oklahoma Cities
Oklahoma City July reports indicate moves to lift rent controls in four cities as Governor Turney reviews decontrol requests. Officials note limited approvals so far, with ongoing consideration and regional housing effects under discussion by state authorities.
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Oklaboma City
Oklahorpe
Greyman
Cederick
Turner
Oksma
Boettiger and Roosevelt Aide Divorce Case Headed for Trial
Long simmering divorce action unfolds in Maricopa Superior Court with Mrs Anna Boettiger seeking custody and division of property from her husband Boettiger once linked to President Roosevelt. The complaint cites cruel treatment and repeated alleged misconduct. custody of their son is contested and both sides prepare for trial amid prior public notoriety.
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Avia
Frankkin
DR. Roosevelt
Maricopa Eacity Superior Court
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Seetle Post-Intelligences
Arione Flores
Phoenix
the Greway
Chictgs
Tedlmne
Soda K
Hollywood
Mrz
Brette
Tare Ebsilaren
Anna Eleaner
Curtis
Sistre
Buzzie
White House
Man Gives Seti Up Admits Bludgeon Styling Of Two
Eureka Calif July 67 A husky 4-year-old merchant sailor and ex convict surrendered and admitted bludgeon styling of two Mexicans in a cabin overlooking the valley of the Moon. Renny Guidbrandsen claimed the rape allegation by Eva Paget while denying the assault details. Paget, a Berkeley mother of two, remains hospitalized in critical condition after the alleged attack.
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Calif
Renny Brun
Eva Paget
California
Guidbrandsen
Sonome
Mia
Paget
Guldbrandsen
Bad Beerer Privo Fuldberndser
Peter J. Pint
Fearing
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Peter
Wes
Weurmeier
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